Ugandans start mobilising for anti-Museveni revolt

By Sharon Tibenda

7th February 2011

Egyptians challenging Mubarak

An online drive to mobilise ordinary Ugandans to emulate their Tunisian and Egyptian counterparts to prepare for massive and peaceful anti-Museveni protests after the elections has been launched on the internet, Uganda Correspondent can reveal.

The drive to mobilise Ugandans to prepare for peaceful protests against (more…)


Diaspora Baganda want Buganda to breakaway

By Norman S. Miwambo

7th February 2011

Kabaka of Buganda with the 'Key'

A cross section of Baganda in the Diaspora have petitioned the United Nations, the European Union, and the United States seeking their support for their quest to see Buganda Kingdom secede from the Republic of Uganda, Uganda Correspondent can reveal.

In their petition, a 22 page document titled “Buganda Captive in Uganda”, the petitioners, mostly from the UK and the US, warned that, “…failure by the International community to act could (more…)


Salim Saleh named in Somali ‘mercenary’ deal

By John Stephen Katende

31st January 2011

Gen. Salim Saleh: Is he a suspect?

President Yoweri Museveni’s young brother Caleb Akandwanaho aka General Salim Saleh may be linked to possible involvement in mercenary activities in war-torn Somalia, Uganda Correspondent can exclusively reveal.

The details emerged after Saracen International; a company associated with Gen. Salim Saleh, lost a lucrative contract to undertake some work in Somalia.  Our source in Mogadishu said the Transitional Federal Government [TFG] of Somalia declared last week, Thursday 27th January that it had severed its relationship with Saracen International.

The decision, we are told, came after a closed door cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed in the capital Mogadishu. (more…)


Shocking ‘ghosts’ found on Gulu voters’ register

By Timothy Nsubuga

31st January 2011

The ghost voters of Lalogi-Gulu

The Electoral Commission’s official voters’ register for a polling station in a remote part of Gulu district in northern Uganda has tens, perhaps even hundreds of Bantu sounding names, Uganda Correspondent can reveal.

The register was sent to Uganda Correspondent by a concerned Ugandan who thought it was highly suspicious that such a remote rural corner of Gulu could be that “cosmopolitan” with so many names of people you wouldn’t ordinarily expect to find there.

The register in question is for Jaka Parish, Lalogi P 7 School polling station in Omoro County-Gulu district.  On this register, there are ‘un-Acholi’ names like Byamukama Moses, Byamugisha Innocent, Arigabire Michael, Arinaitwe Annet, Arinaitwe Pauson, Ainebiona Giorias, Akampurira Emanuel, Abigaba Geoffrey, Abireba Dickens, Adam Enock, Adam Yusuf, Aduba Vitala, and Amodoi John.

There are also names like (more…)


Mao warns violent security chiefs to prepare for ICC

By Norman S. Miwambo

31st January 2011

DP Supremo Norbert Mao

Democratic Party President General Norbert Mao has expressed shock at the manner in which Museveni’s government has handled the arrest and illegal detention of his party’s supporter Annet Namwanga.

Annet Namwanga was kidnapped two weeks ago and for a long time, no one knew her whereabouts or whether she was even alive at all.  NRM government operatives had denied any involvement in the disappearance of Annet Namwanga until UPDF and Defence Spokesman Lt. Col. Felix Kulaiyigye came cleaned and confessed that the army was indeed holding the DP supporter.

Speaking to this reporter, Mr Mao, who is a presidential candidate in this 2011 general election, said, (more…)


Museveni asked to sack his RDC over ‘Kakyabali’ talk

By Sharon S. Tibenda

31st January 2011

NRM's Ochora

President Museveni’s representative in Gulu District Col. Walter Ochora, who is the Resident District Commissioner [RDC] of Gulu, has caused uproar among online Ugandans on Facebook after he allegedly teased a woman about how much she would charge for ‘kayabali’, a form of sex practiced in Western Uganda.

Ochora is said to have made the offensive remarks while discussing the 2011 elections on Facebook.  He allegedly told one woman that, “…look for a husband and give him that advice.  You know you will never represent the Acholis.  We don’t have male prostitutes in my community unless you want to share with me how much you charge for a round of KASHABALI”. (more…)


US warns its citizens of February polls violence

By Norman S. Miwambo

31st January 2011

The United States government has warned its citizens in Uganda to be cautious as they go about their daily lives, especially during the voting month of February. (more…)


Rwandan rebel leader handed over to ICC

By George Murumba

31st January 2011

Callixte Mbarushimana, a Rwandan rebel leader accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), was on January 25th transferred to the International Criminal Court [ICC]. (more…)


NRM tries to bribe top FDC officials in Britain

By Timothy Nsubuga

24th January 2011

Teso NRM agent caught red handed bribing

Fresh revelations have implicated President Museveni’s ruling NRM-O party in attempts to bribe top Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] officials in London, Uganda Correspondent can exclusively reveal.

In an email to Uganda Correspondent after news broke that NRM officials from Kampala were caught bribing people in Aloi to stay away from Dr. Besigye’s campaign rallies in Lango region last week, Mr. Charles Ochen Okwir, FDC’s former External Country Coordinator to the United Kingdom, said he too was offered inducements to abandon FDC.

Mr. Okwir said, “…I was chairing an FDC-UK Chapter meeting at President Hotel in London when my phone rang.  The person on the other side of the line said he wanted to talk to me urgently.  I told him I was busy chairing a meeting and asked the caller to come to President Hotel if the matter was urgent.  He said he can’t come to President Hotel because it was an opposition Hotel.  He then asked me to meet him (more…)


Toro Princess launches legal action against Britain

24th January 2011

Princess Mabel Komuntale of Toro has engaged a London law firm to begin legal action against British Security Services for persecuting her family. She talked to London-based Journalist Dr. Vincent Magombe about this unprecedented legal action, about the problems facing her Kingdom, and about the 2011 elections. (more…)


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